13 Beautiful Vegan Belts to Instantly Elevate Any Outfit
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If you’re on the market for the perfect vegan belt — one that will open up new outfit possibilities, stand the test of time, and look good doin’ it — then you’ve come to the right place.
This post is the culmination of many hours of research and careful vetting. It showcases a curated collection of vegan belts from innovative brands that are on the cutting edge of vegan fashion. It’s broken down by vegan leather belts and vegan belts made of other materials like recycled plastic. So whether you’re looking for a simple, versatile vegan leather belt, a luxury vegan belt, or even a cactus leather belt (yes, those exist!) this post will help you find the perfect thing.
Two quick notes:
- Brands featured in this post that are fully vegan are marked with a (V).
- With a few exceptions where reviews were not available, the belts featured in this post have reviews of 4.5/5+ stars, because who’s got the time and energy to waste on products that don’t deliver?
Vegan Leather Belts
1. Geometric Belt — Will’s Vegan Store (V)
Perfect for: A simple, chic, versatile option
Price: $46 as of the time of this post
Materials: Handmade Italian vegan leather made from organic cereal crops
Comes in: Tan, Black, Dark Brown
Reviewers say: Goes with lots of outfits (especially great with jeans), high quality, elegant
More: This belt is carbon-neutral certified! As is everything that Will’s Vegan Store makes and does. They’ve been around since 2013 and are an online vegan retailer you don’t want to miss: across all their products they’ve got a 4.6/5 star rating from 3,500+ reviews. And not only do they have gorgeous vegan leather belts, but they’ve also got a huge selection of vegan shoes, plus bags, wallets, clothes, and more.
2. Wide Waist Cinch Belt — BHAVA (V)
Perfect for: A wide belt to pair with dresses
Price: $145 as of the time of this post
Materials: Made in Spain from apple leather
Comes in: Black, Natural
Reviewers say: Perfect for dresses, solid, high quality, a wardrobe essential
Details: You read that right… apple leather! Apple leather is an amazing new(ish) vegan leather alternative that tends to be on the pricey side because it’s still novel. You can read more about it here.
3. Braided Belt — Minuit Sur Terre (V)
Perfect for: A cute, chunky, braided vegan belt
Price: $70 – $72 as of the time of this post
Materials: Recycled polyester, polyurethane, bio-based content from cereal grains
Comes in: Blue, Sage, Khaki, Cappuccino
Reviewers say: This is one of the belts in this post for which I couldn’t find reviews, but they’re so cute and unique I decided to include them anyway. On Facebook, Minuit Sur Terre has 4.8/5 stars among 180+ reviews.
More: This chunky belt is perfect for dresses and high-waisted pants. Minuit Sur Terre is based in France, so if you go to their site you may notice that some things (like the ‘Add to Cart’ button) are in French! If the language barrier proves a challenge, consider ordering from Immaculate Vegan – a lovely online retailer that offers products from many brands. Both linked below.
4. Green & Brass Belt — Black Nopal (V)
Perfect for: A conversation-starting cactus leather belt
Price: $65 as of the time of this post
Materials: Cactus leather!
Comes in: Green, Black, and Brown with brass or silver hardware
Reviewers say: Premium quality, sturdy, durable, beautiful – note that they suggest buying a size up!
More: This is a beloved belt, with 4.9/5 stars across 100+ reviews. People marvel at how high quality and durable it is, and love the look and feel. It’s also got a nice degree of customizability, as you can choose among three colors of belt and 2 types of hardware to mix and match to your heart’s content.
5. Apple Skin Women’s Belt — Ashoka Paris (V)
Perfect for: Elegant skinny vegan belts in bold colors
Price: $41 as of the time of this post
Materials: Apple leather
Comes in: Red, Navy Blue, Electric Blue, Burgundy
Reviewers say: There are no reviews specific to their belts, but Ashoka Paris as a brand is very well-liked. Reviewers love the people behind the brand and the high quality, luxe, French-kissed products.
More: These skinny apple leather belts from Ashoka Paris are perfect for belting dresses or pants and adding a bold, rich pop of color to any outfit. I love the photo above of the woman in white donning the red one, which showcases how a beautiful belt can tie an outfit together and bring it to life!
6. Skinny Sculpted Buckle Belt — BHAVA (V)
Perfect for: Versatile, go-with-everything skinny vegan belts
Price: $78 as of the time of this post
Materials: Apple leather
Comes in: Gold, Ivory, Black, Burgundy
Reviewers say: These particular belts don’t have reviews, but all reviews for BHAVA’s other belts are rave. People love the quality and elegance.
More: These skinny apple leather belts from BHAVA are super versatile! The black and cream can go with any and every outfit, and the gold with a subtle snakeskin pattern is perfect for a neutral-toned option with a little pizzazz.
7. Tromso TOS Vegan Belt — 1People
Perfect for: A classic black vegan belt with a li’l extra intrigue
Price: $99 as of the time of this post
Materials: Grape leather
Comes in: Black
Reviewers say: No reviews are available for this belt, but note that all 1People products have a 3-year warranty so there’s less risk in trying it
More: Look at that gold detail! Very abstract art vibes. 1People is a lovely Danish brand with minimalism at its heart. They’ve got a huge amount going for them when it comes to social and environmental standards at their company, which you can read more about here.
8. Square Reversible Belt — Doshi (V)
Perfect for: Reversible vegan belts that won’t break the bank
Price: $35 as of the time of this post
Materials: Microfiber vegan leather
Comes in: Black Camel, Bright Red White, Pink Brown, Light Caramel Blue, Oxlove Light Grey
Reviewers say: High quality, soft and luxurious feel, excellent customer service
More: Reviewers love these belts and at $35, they’re among the most affordable vegan leather belts that I’ve come across in my research for this post, without sacrificing quality. I also love the colors they’ve chosen to pair together for the reversible belts. Very versatile!
9. Reversible Vegan Belts — Canussa (V)
Perfect for: A super-durable reversible vegan belt from a B-Corp brand
Price: $69 as of the time of this post
Materials: Microfiber leather
Comes in: Blue/Brown, Red/Black, Blue/Camel
Reviewers say: High quality, durable, elegant, nice to have 2 style choices in one belt
More: Canussa is a Spain-based certified B-Corp vegan brand that plants a tree with every purchase! In addition to belts they’ve also got a lovely array of purses, wallets, and laptop sleeves.
10. Cork Belt – Corkor (V)
Perfect for: An earthy-hued, nicely textured cork belt
Price: $43 as of the time of this post
Materials: Cork
Comes in: Brown, Light Brown, Black
Reviewers say: Sturdy, comfortable, nice texture
More: Cork is a fabulous vegan leather(ish) option. It’s got a very distinct look and feel, and is naturally waterproof, stain and scratch resistant, and easy to clean. Not to mention that it’s a super sustainable alternative to leather! And the brand behind this particular cork belt – Corkor – harvests their cork without harming the cork oak trees.
Vegan Belts Made from Other Materials
11. Sundra Jacquard Belt – Stelar
Perfect for: Bright, intricately woven vegan belts with a pop of color and texture
Price: $75 – $95 as of the time of this post
Materials: Cotton jacquard (i.e. made from cotton and woven using a Jacquard loom)
Comes in: Many colors and patterns!
Reviewers love: There are no reviews specific to their belts available yet, but those for the company overall are positive
More: These beautiful, unique belts are handwoven using a Jacquard loom to create those stunning patterns. Stelar works with artisans in Bali to preserve their heritage weaving skills, and their artisans are paid an average of 2.25x the regional minimum wage! Do note that Stelar also sells animal-leather belts, so be mindful of that if you shop directly through their site. I’ve also included a button below to purchase Stelar belts through Immaculate Vegan, which is a fully vegan online retailer. Also note that these Jacquard belts come in different sizes, so make sure to pick the one that suits you best!
12. Unbelts Classic – Unbelts
Perfect for: A beloved stretchy belt that’s adjustable from 24″ to 54″ hips
Price: $45 as of the time of this post
Materials: Polyester, nylon, covered latex band
Comes in: Jet Black, True White, Sand Dune, Olive Green, French Navy, Marina, Aqua, Lavender, Youre Blushin, Just Peachy, Poppy, Tangelo, Lemon Curry
Reviewers say: For whatever reason Unbelts reviews are housed on their very own page, but they are RAVE. People love that the belts are super functional, flattering, comfortable, ethical, sustainable, they stay in place, and the company has great customers service. Kind of a “what’s not to love?” situation.
More: This belt comes in *practically* all the colors of the rainbow, so you have your pick for every occasion and outfit. Unbelts is a certified B-Corp (meaning they do well by both people and the environment in their business practices) and the reviews on their belts really speak for themselves. As they say on their website, “Dang comfy, bulk-free belts. We craft stretch belts that fit your body exactly as it is today. Adjustable from 0-5x.” Yes please!
13. Vista Belt – Arcade Belts
Perfect for: The adventurers among us who need an outdoorsy, high-performance belt
Price: $32 as of the time of this post
Materials: 85% REPREVE®️ (recycled polyester), 15% rubber
Comes in: Medium Brown, Tumbleweed, Sky (and they have tons of other designs available)
Reviewers say: Comfortable, lightweight, the right amount of stretch, fun colors and designs, ideal for outdoor adventures
More: Arcade Belts makes functional, comfortable belts from sturdy materials that are designed to move with you. They’re all about serving those with adventurous lifestyles and championing self-expression, which you can see if the range of unique and interesting designs they’ve got. They also partner with various non-profits to give back!
